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... NATURE NOTES. CROCIODILIPS AND TSETSE FLIES. F. A. Minchin has publianed slam het in Nature *glint the neoprene belief, in immort of which Koch authority is often quoted. thee the moonlike is a reeermir hoot for Me of sleeping Meknes. IT. /insentient ...
... NATURE NOTES. THE WINTER TBB Esp.ualrr BIRDS TO SLAG. One meting I determined to It up and nate at what the morning different of birds commies their rotten. The rev,. was an idea/ one. The full moon shone from an tomes: I &maces sky, and the onaer-caLliers ...
... NATURE NOTES. THE MARTEN IN GREAT BRITAIN It would ahem that the marten. after having been pushed to the verge of extinction_ siti.l bolds it. own us Brown. mg only in the Highlands of hoot-Mod. but in the mown. tat dewiest north and cant Weis.; it ...
... NATURE NOTES. G tRDESA, DCALiN Twenty lions Are DOW in the Dublin Zoo. logical Gardena, of winds fifteen hare beer bred there. The cub on exhibitica at site present time are of iliac Inter. In the lies home there is • ism on the Orig. eon. six elate ...
... NATURE NOTES. ORNITII.OLOGInTS' CLUB. At the of the t lob Major F. W. exhibited three clutches of the solitary .andiiper actions solitartini, token by . Evan. Thomptiou in NorthAVett Canada. mad tho (trot. example* biomes to tango ma. tug mm igiper generally ...
... NATURE NOTES• OWL PTI.EYING UPON HEDGEHOG. The inspector at Touebode. • states Sweden. hal an eagle owl which h e tee been in the habit ;ending igen vet. newt. end. other Tennis. one the alert. end for drys the owl had In ge l without food. One evening ...
... NATURE NOTES. THE CITY AND THE GARDEN. Mr. A. E. Brunrr. F.R.H.S.. President of tW> Bradford Paxton Society, writaa in the Bradford Scientific Journal : A ctiy-«rard*n m the town-toiler'* Nature-book when means not allow bin to make lengthy or frequent ...
... NATURE NOTES. THE EARLIEST BIRD TO SING. In my rearm trees Yr. Henry I.,er of Coldwater) for cpportunities for the study d ratans' lartory, I alien sprat the rite r the epee inr, I invariably found that the 1 Wand that of die ayes* et feat of dirt. I ...
... NATURE NOTES. • TALIUNG • conal rework toe Imo • words. - t mealy mad. - sod for* ornery on the signet* mien so impormoto he IVO lord • shot se • got, or et any menthe f so b• d 1 st b bind Jo* so coon he of gement intermit. At Item. I have helot three ...
... NATURE NOTES. RfRD NOTTS Mr S L wmdrs • is u vary moray arab have _ire - with alai. great the tali day. Sawa' with all area. web u gar nests ea se. and aa orchard mot tasty yawls ask wake tinted to dee earllem sad those intoned Mirk ler am knows, nee/sad ...
... NATURE NOTES. It i. ea old min that he tab.. his satin awl emit.. hard et esitoying himself.. Thee to effort to him to divert We sal that tit. end of a Rant. Rohde? hew tar morn tired than at thence& of the hardest Ate'. eve:. he ever did in Me !ifs. ...
... NATURE NOTES. BIRDS ON THE RAILWAY The traveller by train has. as rubs, little sweeten of the unusual 'meth of bedside concentrated upon the railway fuse at emery mists of his ?unary. The 'parses vary to a very considerable extent in different tete ...